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Hello im in Syracuse NY and am selling my used Freddie. Its in great shape and a steal of a deal, with many extras. I’m moving and had to go smaller with a Lenni. Reach out if you’d like to talk megfazio1123@gmail.com 315 807 7062 meg

I’m trying to figure out how to post pictures. I sure hope they’re here. Lola is a great machine with low hours.

I thought I would answer this question in case someone else has the same problem. You can bend it back using a flat head screwdriver just like on the old model machines without the interchangeable feet. If you email Angie, she’ll send you instructions.

Hello everyone i was having stitch quality problems and have finally realized that my open toe foot is not level, it’s higher in the front than the back. (I switched it to the regular hopping foot and the stitches are fabulous) I don’t know how I did this, but somehow I managed. Has anyone had this happen? And know how to fix it? id appreciate any help thanks!

Bump lola really is a great machine, with low hours and lots of extras.

I’m bumping this up to the top. This is s great machine with low hours. I am only in NY half the year, and that’s where my grandchildren live, so I don’t have a lot of time to sew when I’m there. megfazio1123@gmail.com

I’m selling Lola baby, my 2009 Freedom. 12’ table fabric advance quilt glide Donita Reeve ruler base deloas lite system Turbo bobbin winder, bobbins shes a great machine, well cared for preparing for retirement and only have room for my Lenni in the new place. (She has tattoos) $9,000. YOU MUST PICK UP (I have the box for the head) please email me if interested at megfazio1123@gmail.com

It's absolutely true...MB & I finally met. And I felt like I'd known her for years. (Cause I kinda have) if you get a chance to meet her, do it. Shes even more warm & wonderful in person. Im trying to post a picture of us at the show. I've been lurking here for so long, that the downloading process has changed completely since I last posted so, we'll see.

I'll make a block for Rita, too.

The new Lennis have the adjustable handles. I was shocked to see it but they do. I have a Freedom and a Lenni, and the only thing my Freedom has that I miss on the Lenni is the automatic fabric advance and quilt glide. The channel lock issue is easily dealt with using binder clips.

I'll be praying for you, Bonnie.

I've made a few tshirt quilts and they all turned out fine. None were as big as yours, though. I meandered using SoFine thread...aside from avoiding real thick seams, I just stitched all over the whole thing. No need to avoid the screen printing. I use Hobbs 80/20 on some, QD select on others and both were fine. I've always constructed the flimsy myself, so it was properly stabilized. They are heavy, but Lola never had a problem stitching thru them. Good luck.

Hi Linda... I'd advise her against it. I've known 2 gals who've had them, although it was several years ago, and had nothing buy frustration and trouble. Not enough quilting space, tension nightmares, vibration. I think its a dud of a design.